Exam Centre

No, you cannot present a digital copy of your CUET PG admit card in place of the original at the exam centre. The CUET PG admit card is a required document that acts as confirmation of your eligibility and permits you to sit for the exam. You will not be permitted to enter the exam centre or take the examif you do not have your original admission card with you. As a result, it is strongly advised that you keep the original CUET PG admit card safe and secure and bring it with you to the test centre. Furthermore, you should bring a valid picture ID evidence, such as an Aadhaar Card, Pan Card, Voter ID Card, or Passport, since this will be required for verification. If you have misplaced your CUET PG admit card, you can obtain a duplicate copy from the National Testing Agency's NTA official website by entering in with your registration number and password. However, it is always a good idea to keep the original admission card secure in order to avoid any last-minute problems or delays.

The facilities provided at the CUET PG exam center may vary from one center to another, but generally, the following facilities are provided:a) Seating Arrangements: The examination hall is equipped with desks and chairs for the candidates to sit and write the exam.b) Computer Systems: The CUET PG exam is conducted in online mode, and the computer systems required to take the exam are provided at the exam center.c) Power backup: The exam center is equipped with a power backup system to ensure uninterrupted power supply during the exam. d) CCTV Surveillance: The examination hall and the entire exam center are under CCTV surveillance to ensure the integrity of the exam.  The exam center provides a facility to store these items securely outside the exam hall. Candidates are advised to check the CUET PG City Intimation Slip carefully for any instructions or guidelines provided by the National Testing Agency NTA regarding the facilities available at the exam center and any items that are prohibited from being carried into the exam hall.

The reporting time for the CUET PG exam varies depending on the shift and the exam center allotted to you. The exam is conducted in three shifts: the first shift starts at 8:30 AM, the second shift starts at 12:00 PM and the third slot at 3:00 PM. Candidates are advised to reach the exam center at least one hour before the start of the exam.This is to ensure that you have enough time for the verification process and to avoid any last-minute rush or delays. The reporting time mentioned on your CUET PG admit card is the time by which you should reach the exam center. It is important to note that candidates who report late may not be allowed to enter the exam center, and will be disqualified from the exam. Therefore, it is advisable to plan your travel in advance and reach the exam center well before the reporting time mentioned on your admit card to avoid any last-minute issues or delays. Also, make sure to carry all the required documents, including your CUET PG admit card and a valid photo ID proof, to the exam center for verification purposes.

No, the exam center cannot be changed after the release of the CUET PG admit card. The NTA has made it clear that once the exam center is allotted to a candidate, it cannot be changed under any circumstances.This is to ensure the smooth and fair conduct of the exam. Changing the exam center at the last moment can create logistical challenges and lead to confusion among candidates and exam officials.Therefore, it is important for candidates to select their exam city carefully while filling up the CUET PG application form. They should also choose cities that are well-connected by public transportation and have a good track record of conducting exams smoothly.

Candidates will know their allotted SET exam centre only from the admit card. There is no way to know the test centre before the release of the SET admit card. The examination authority allots a test centre to aspirants in the city of their first preference as mentioned in the city. So, candidates can atleast be assured that they will get a test centre in the city they had chosen as first preference in the SET application form. However, the venue will be mentioned only on the candidate’s admit card. So as soon as the SET admit card is released, candidates must check the test city and test centre details. In order to avoid any confusion, they must visit the centre at least once before the exam day.